I am a blind user of audacity and wonder the same thing. There are some
solutions to your problem, but they are not easy. The only thing I can think
of is to open the *.aup file in note pad and edit the stuff between the
<wavetrack> and the </wavetrack>. Have someone else explain to you.
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From: <cgow@...>
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Sent: Monday, December 27, 2004 8:17 AM
Subject: [Audacity-users] Click track removal
> I've tried, without success, to remove click tracks from the final WAV
> export mix.
> I've read the Audacity archives in search of a solution.
> Does anyone have any suggestions????
>
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You cannot delete a track from a wav file.
However, if the click track is not listed on the screen to delete,
you can open the Audacity project file (it is an XML file with a
.aup extension) in a text editor. There will be several pairs of
<wavetrack> ... </wavetrack> plus information between them. Delete
the wavetrack pair and everything between them which corresponds to
your click track and save the .aup file. (You may want to save a
copy of this file before you edit it just in case you make a
mistake.) When you next open your project, the click track should
be gone, and you can save the project as a wav file.
On Mon, 27 Dec 2004 cgow@... wrote:
> I've tried, without success, to remove click tracks from the final WAV
> export mix.
> I've read the Audacity archives in search of a solution.
> Does anyone have any suggestions????